Used Ford Fiesta for Sale in Anderson, IN

Because it is a sub-compact, I can only get my two children's car seats to fit if I have the passenger seat scooted up too far for anyone to sit in it comfortably. When I stop on a hill (at a train track for example) and then accelerate, it barely moves for the first few seconds and then jumps forward all of a sudden (I think this is to do with a gas-saving feature?). Also, I have a difficult time getting my phone's Bluetooth to sync with the car so I usually just use the auxiliary input.

I so not have a lot of negative things to say about this car. But I do have a few noteworthy things that I feel should be mentioned. When I bought this car, the rear side passengers side tire kept making a popping sound when turning. I brought this to the attention to my dealer during an oil change and was told that something like that could have happened if I hit a curb—Wrong answer to give a customer, and a very rude answer, too, in my honest opinion. But I’m too polite to start a fuss so I decided to drop it. If this sound continues, I will be bringing it into my dealer and having it looked at. I DO NOT like Ford’s customer service, or at least, not on the phone. The people on the phone are rude, and I even had to get sassy back a couple of times. If you ever talk to a grouchy woman named Debbie on the phone, just save yourself some time and ask to speak to someone else—This woman doesn’t care about her job and just wants to answer any question you give her with another question. Now, I reiterate, this is NOT a comment on the customer service of the Ford Dealership I went to, just the customer service of their phone representatives.